All Property Week articles in 19 October 2012
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MORNING AFTER: Accessible Retail 2012
The Accessible Retail Annual Conference was held on 11 October at The Royal Institution of Great Britain, Albemarle Street, Mayfair.
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Jones Lang LaSalle poaches C&W central London retail agent
Jones Lang LaSalle has poached a director from Cushman Wakefield’s central London retail team.
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New Look denies talk of a pre-pack administration
New Look has categorically denied reports today that it is heading for a pre-pack administration.
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Quantum and LaSalle make second purchase in New York
Quantum Global Real Estate and LaSalle Investment Management has made its second acquisition through joint venture Plaza Global Real Estate Partners in New York.
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Maher Developments plans £100m retirement village
Maher Developments has submitted an outline planning application for a £100m retirement village at Mount Leven Farm in Yarm.
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Government reveals HS2 compensation proposals
Residents affected by the first phase of HS2 from London to the West Midlands will be offered a comprehensive package of compensation measures, the government confirmed today.
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CBRE makes EMEA management reshuffle
CBRE has promoted two of its key advisorsto lead its UK business, as part of a restructuring of its senior management.
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Bluewater unveils new restaurant line-up
Bluewater officially re-opened its restaurant quarter The Wintergarden today, after a multi-million pound redevelopment.
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5 Aldermanbury Square KWAP deal pulled
The proposed £225m sale of 5 Aldermanbury Square to Kumpulan Wang Persaraan has fallen through.
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Aviva wins £100m RHM mandate
Aviva Investors has won a £100m mandate from the Rank Hovis McDougall Pension Scheme.
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Japanese denim retailer opens first permanent UK store
Japanese denim brand Evisu has signed to open its first permanent store in the UK in central London as it prepares to rollout shops.
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Banco Santander's 94% profit plunge
The profits of the Banco Santander have taken a colossal hit -a result of writing off bad investments made during the property boom.
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Costa retreats from Totnes
Whitbread has done a u-turn on its decision to open a Costa Coffee in Totnes following local community opposition.
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Britain out of double-dip recession
The UK produced its strongest quarter for five years to bring the country officially out of a double-dip recession.
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Derwent seeks Edge Lane planning tweaks
Derwent Holdings has applied to alter a raft of planning conditions with the aim of bringing forward the start date for its £200m Edge Lane Retail Park scheme in Liverpool, the Businessdesk.com reports.
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Segro ups rental income
Segro has increased its rental income for the third quarter and signed a trio of pre-let developments its interim management statement for the third quarter revealed today.
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Sheffield retail block sold for £11m
Sabra Properties, a company associated with Topland has acquired a retail block at 8-24 High Street and 12-16 George Street, Sheffield for just over £11m.
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Countrywide blames Olympics for dampened demand
Countrywide has pointed the finger at the Olympic Games for a dip in residential sales.
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City Planning Officer's new appointment
City Planning Officer for the City of London, Peter Rees, has been appointed to the Architecture Foundation’s board of trustees.
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Stobart’s Moneypenny sales “slower than expected”
The sale of assets from Stobart’s controversial Moneypenny portfolio have been slower than expected it revealed in interim results this morning.